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Free AZ-104 Practice Test

Check your readiness for the Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104) exam with 50 exam-style questions across all five skill areas, each with an instant explanation. Free to take, with a 90-minute timer that matches the pace of the real exam, and retake it as often as you want.

50Questions, or a 25-question quick test
90 minTimer, paced like the real exam
5AZ-104 domains covered
A–DEvery answer choice explained, right and wrong

Try a question before you start

Pick an answer to see the reasoning. These are samples from the 50-question bank; the full test starts below.

Manage Azure identities and governance

The help desk at a regional insurance company spends most Monday mornings resetting forgotten passwords for cloud-only Microsoft Entra ID users. The IT manager wants users in the Claims department to reset their own passwords after proving their identity with a phone or the Authenticator app, without opening a ticket. Which feature should the administrator enable and scope to the Claims group?

Why not A? Conditional Access decides when a sign-in is allowed and what controls it must satisfy. It has no password reset function.

Why not C? Privileged Identity Management provides just-in-time activation of privileged roles. It is aimed at administrators, not at everyday password problems.

Why not D? Password Protection blocks weak and banned passwords when users choose a new one. It does not let anyone reset a password they have forgotten.

B is correct. Self-service password reset lets users reset or unlock their own accounts after registering authentication methods such as a mobile phone or the Microsoft Authenticator app. It can be enabled for all users or scoped to a selected group, which is how you pilot it with one department.

Implement and manage storage

A law firm stores case files in a storage account. Compliance requires that the account accept traffic only from the application subnet in the firm's virtual network and from the public IP range of the head office, and reject everything else from the internet. The firm does not want to remove the account's public endpoint entirely because the office has no VPN to Azure. What should the administrator configure?

Why not A? A private endpoint would serve the application subnet, but with public access disabled the head office, which has no VPN, could not reach the account at all.

Why not B? Keys control authorization, not where a request may come from. Anyone who obtained a key from any network could still reach the account.

Why not C? Network security groups attach to subnets and network interfaces, not to storage accounts. The storage firewall plays that role for the account itself.

D is correct. The storage firewall lets you switch the account to "Enabled from selected virtual networks and IP addresses". You add the virtual network subnet, which enables a Microsoft.Storage service endpoint on it, and add the office's public IP range as an IP rule. All other public traffic is denied.

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What you get at the end

Your overall score, a score for each exam domain, and the domains to work on next.

Example report77%
Manage Azure identities and governance83%
Implement and manage storage64%
Deploy and manage Azure compute resources78%
Implement and manage virtual networking71%
Monitor and maintain Azure resources90%
Below 80% is flagged as an area to work on.

What's on the AZ-104 exam

5 weighted domains. The practice test draws questions from each in the same proportion.

  • 20-25%

    Manage Azure identities and governance

    Entra ID users, groups and licenses, RBAC roles and scopes, Azure Policy, locks, tags, budgets.

  • 15-20%

    Implement and manage storage

    Storage firewalls, SAS and stored access policies, redundancy, replication, Files and Blob features.

  • 20-25%

    Deploy and manage Azure compute resources

    ARM templates and Bicep, VMs, disks, zones and scale sets, containers, App Service plans and slots.

  • 15-20%

    Implement and manage virtual networking

    VNets and subnets, peering, public IPs, routes, NSGs and ASGs, Bastion, endpoints, DNS, load balancers.

  • 10-15%

    Monitor and maintain Azure resources

    Azure Monitor metrics, logs and alerts, Insights, Network Watcher, Azure Backup, Site Recovery.

Built on what our boot camp teaches

Every question maps to the same exam objectives we teach in the AZ-104 boot camp, and every answer choice has its own explanation, so a wrong answer still teaches you something. Questions last reviewed September 29, 2026.

  • Real exam: a question count Microsoft does not publish (candidates commonly report 40 to 60) in 100 minutes.
  • To pass: a score of 700 on a scale of 1 to 1000.
  • This test: 50 questions on a 90-minute timer, or a 25-question quick test.
Read the full AZ-104 exam guide

This free Microsoft AZ-104 practice test checks your readiness for the Azure Administrator exam with 50 exam-style questions across all five skill areas, each with an explanation for every answer choice, on a 90-minute timer that matches the pace of the real exam. Built by Training Camp and drawn from the same study guide we teach in our Azure Administrator (AZ-104) Boot Camp. New to the certification? Learn what an Azure Administrator does and who the exam is for. It is a readiness check, not a substitute for hands-on practice, but it will show you which skill area to work on next.

What's on the Microsoft AZ-104 exam?

AZ-104 is organized into five weighted skill areas, and this test pulls questions from each: Manage Azure identities and governance (20-25%), Implement and manage storage (15-20%), Deploy and manage Azure compute resources (20-25%), Implement and manage virtual networking (15-20%), and Monitor and maintain Azure resources (10-15%). Microsoft does not publish an exact question count; candidates report between 40 and 60 questions, including case studies, with a 100-minute time limit. You need a score of 700 on a scale of 1 to 1000 to pass. Question formats include multiple choice, drag and drop, case studies and, on some deliveries, interactive components.

The exam leads to the Microsoft Certified: Azure Administrator Associate certification, which renews every twelve months through a free online assessment on Microsoft Learn. Microsoft refreshed the skills outline on April 17, 2026 with minor changes to the storage, compute, networking and monitoring areas, and the audience profile now expects hands-on experience with PowerShell, the Azure CLI, the portal, ARM templates or Bicep, and Microsoft Entra ID. We keep these questions aligned with the current published study guide.

How to use this practice test

Take it once cold to get a baseline, then read every explanation, including the ones you got right, because the incorrect-choice explanations are where similar features get separated (service endpoint versus private endpoint, availability set versus availability zone, Recovery Services vault versus Backup vault). Study your weakest skill area in a real subscription, because AZ-104 rewards people who have clicked through the portal and run the commands. Retake the test a few days later. The 90-minute timer over 50 questions is a little faster than the real exam's pace, which is deliberate: if you can finish here you will have time to read the case studies carefully on exam day.

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How to get the most from it

Three steps, in this order.

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Step 1

Take a baseline

Take the full test once without notes, so the score shows where you really stand.

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Step 2

Read every explanation

Including the ones you got right. The notes on the wrong choices explain the differences between similar concepts, like tokenization and encryption.

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Step 3

Fix one domain, then retake

Your results break down by domain. Study the weakest one for a week, then retake. Each Quick Test draws a fresh mix of questions.

AZ-104 Practice Test

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about the test, the Microsoft Azure Administrator (AZ-104) exam, and how to prepare.

Is this AZ-104 practice test free?

Yes. Training Camp's Microsoft AZ-104 practice test is free to take, with 50 exam-style questions across all five Azure Administrator skill areas and an explanation for every answer choice.

How does this practice test work?

It is 50 multiple-choice scenario questions drawn from all five AZ-104 skill areas, with an instant explanation after each answer and a 90-minute timer that matches the pace of the real exam. You can retake it as often as you want. It is a readiness check, not a substitute for hands-on preparation.

How many questions are on the real AZ-104 exam?

Microsoft does not publish an exact count. Candidates report between 40 and 60 questions, including one or more case studies, with a 100-minute time limit. Formats include multiple choice, drag and drop, case studies and sometimes interactive components.

What score do I need to pass AZ-104?

You need a score of 700 on a scale of 1 to 1000. Microsoft uses scaled scoring, so 700 does not mean 70 percent of the questions answered correctly, and there is no minimum score per skill area.

What skill areas does the AZ-104 exam cover?

AZ-104 covers five skill areas: Manage Azure identities and governance (20-25%), Implement and manage storage (15-20%), Deploy and manage Azure compute resources (20-25%), Implement and manage virtual networking (15-20%), and Monitor and maintain Azure resources (10-15%).

How hard is the AZ-104 exam?

AZ-104 is an intermediate, role-based exam. Microsoft expects you to have real experience administering Azure with the portal, PowerShell, the Azure CLI and ARM templates or Bicep, and the questions test how you would configure something, not just what a service is. Candidates coming straight from Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) usually find networking and storage access the hardest areas.

Does the Azure Administrator Associate certification expire?

It renews every twelve months. Microsoft role-based certifications, including Azure Administrator Associate, are kept current by passing a free online renewal assessment on Microsoft Learn within the renewal window, rather than by retaking the full exam.

How should you prepare for the AZ-104 exam?

Start with Microsoft's published study guide and the free Microsoft Learn learning paths, build a lab subscription and configure the features yourself, then use practice questions like these to find weak spots. If you want to prepare with an instructor and your exam voucher included, see our Azure Administrator (AZ-104) Boot Camp.

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